Articles Category | Wrongful death

What Constitutes Wrongful Death?

In South Carolina, you may be eligible to recover for the death of your loved one if his or her death was caused by another person’s negligence or misconduct. Not all unintentional deaths are wrongful deaths, which will determine your eligibility to seek legal action. South Carolina law permits the...

Who Can File a Wrongful Death Lawsuit After a Fatal Accident?

In South Carolina, family members can’t file a wrongful death lawsuit directly. The claim must be filed by the deceased person’s estate’s personal representative on your behalf. That rule surprises many families, and it usually delays cases at the exact moment time matters most. At Douglas Jennings Law Firm, LLC,...

How Long Do You Have to File a Wrongful Death Claim?

In South Carolina, most wrongful death claims must be filed within three years of the date of death. Miss that deadline, and the court can permanently refuse to hear your case, regardless of how strong the evidence is. If you’re unsure about the deadline for filing for wrongful death, connect...

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Wrongful Death Trial Ends In Settlement